Prestashop Module Canonical SEO URLs + Google Hreflang Pro
Compatible with PrestaShop 1.7 · 8 · 9 (up to 9.2)- Regular price
- 55,99€
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Support and updates
One-time payment. The module is yours forever.
- 6 months of support and updates included (12 months for €10 more)
- Renew for 6 more months for €10 anytime from your client area
- You have 15 days after the end date to renew at the same price
- If you don't renew, you keep using the module and downloading versions released up to that date
- Automatic canonical URL on the homepage, product, category, CMS, manufacturer and supplier pages, and also on other modules' pages (blog, forms...), always with the friendly URL.
- Listings without duplicate content: the canonical URL removes filters and sorting, and you choose whether pages 2, 3... point to themselves (as Google recommends) or to the first page.
- Rules for all canonicals: main domain, force http or https, parameters to ignore and removal of the attribute from the product URL.
- Custom canonical URL per product, category, CMS page, manufacturer or supplier, different for each language.
- New "Custom URLs" tab: all your custom canonicals in one list, with search, direct link to edit them and a button to go back to automatic.
- Bulk import and export of canonical URLs via CSV.
- 100% multistore compatible: different custom canonical URLs in each shop.
- Hreflang tags on every page, with "x-default" and a custom hreflang code per language to map each language to a country (e.g. es-MX).
- Option to also send the canonical URL in the HTTP header.
- Compatible with PrestaShop 1.7, 8 and 9 (up to 9.2, the latest version).
About canonical URLs
- Canonical URLs avoid duplicate content: they tell search engines which page is the "original". It is a tag in the page code that tells Google the source content is at another URL.
- In an online shop the same content is very often available at several URLs (filters, sorting, pagination, campaign parameters, http and https...). If you do not use canonical URLs, search engines may penalise your SEO for "duplicate content".
- With canonical URLs, those pages are treated as a single page and all the authority is concentrated on the canonical URL.
How it works
- Automatic canonical URL on the homepage, product, category, CMS, manufacturer and supplier pages, and also on other modules' pages (blog, forms...), always with the friendly URL.
- On listings (categories, brands, suppliers, search...) the canonical URL removes filters and sorting, and you choose whether pages 2, 3... point to themselves, as Google recommends, or to the first page.
- The general settings apply rules to all automatic canonical URLs: main domain, http or https protocol and parameters to ignore.
- If you want a custom canonical URL for a specific product, category, CMS page, manufacturer or supplier, edit it, choose the "Custom URL" option and type the URL you want.
General settings (automatic canonical URLs)
The module lets you set common rules that apply to all automatic canonical URLs:
- Main domain, if you use several domains with the same content. E.g.: if you enter www.domain2.com as main domain, the canonical URL of www.domain.com/product.html will be www.domain2.com/product.html.
- http or https protocol, to avoid duplicate content between both versions of the website. E.g.: with https, the canonical URL of www.domain.com/product.html will be https://www.domain.com/product.html.
- Parameters to ignore, if you have several URLs for the same page. E.g.: with live_configurator_token, id_employee and id_shop, the canonical URL of www.domain.com/product.html?live_configurator_token=123&id_employee=1&id_shop=1 will be www.domain.com/product.html.
- Remove the attribute from the product URL, so that all its combinations point to the same product page.
- Also send the canonical URL in the page's HTTP header.
Custom canonical URLs
- Add a specific canonical URL to any products, categories, CMS pages, manufacturers and suppliers you want.
- When you edit any of them, the module adds a new section: select "Custom URL" and type the canonical URL. It can be different for each language and each shop (multistore).
- The module's "Custom URLs" tab gathers all your custom canonicals in one list, with search, a direct link to edit them and a button to go back to automatic.
- If you have many, import or export them all at once via CSV.
Hreflang tags
The module adds the hreflang tag so that Google knows which language and region each page is aimed at: it improves your international SEO, avoids duplicate content between languages and improves the user experience. It includes the "x-default" tag for visitors from languages or countries your shop has not configured, and a custom hreflang code per language to map it to a country (e.g. es-MX for Mexico).
A must for international SEO.
What's new in version 1.4
- Listings without duplicate content: the canonical URL removes filters and sorting, and you choose whether pages 2, 3... point to themselves (as Google recommends) or to the first page.
- New "Custom URLs" tab: all your custom canonicals in one list, with search, direct link to edit them and a button to go back to automatic.
- 100% multistore compatible: different custom canonical URLs in each shop.
- Hreflang tags on every page, with "x-default" and a custom hreflang code per language to map each language to a country (e.g. es-MX).
Frequently asked questions
Which Línea Gráfica module adds canonical URLs and hreflang tags in PrestaShop?
The Canonical SEO URLs + Google Hreflang Pro module by Línea Gráfica adds automatic canonical URLs to the home page and to product, category, CMS, brand and supplier pages. It also adds hreflang tags with x-default on every page. It is compatible with PrestaShop 1.7.0 up to 9.2.
Is it compatible with PrestaShop 9.2 and multistore?
Yes. It is compatible with PrestaShop 1.7.0 up to 9.2 and with multistore, and each shop can have its own custom canonical URLs. The custom canonical can also be different for each language. You can set it per product, category, CMS page, brand or supplier.
How does it handle pagination and filters?
On listing pages, the canonical URL drops filters and sorting. You choose whether pages 2, 3 and onwards point to themselves or to the first page. You can also define parameters to ignore and remove the attribute from the product canonical URL.
Can I upload a large number of canonical URLs at once?
Yes. The module imports and exports canonical URLs in bulk via CSV. It also lists all custom canonicals with a search box, so you can review them or switch back to the automatic one. It can also send the canonical URL in the HTTP header and use a custom hreflang code per language, such as es-MX.